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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

Hello Tanish,
If you want to go through B.Tech and M.Tech both that's good as you are saving one year but you have to keep all the subject basis in mind to get through M.Tech easily. You have to find a college which offers two courses simultaneously.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

Hello Monish
Generally, the required average academic score to pursue postgraduate degree in engineering is 60% (and above). However, top ranking universities will require scores of 80% and above. This doesnt mean that students with a 50% academic score will not be able to study abroad. There are various lower ranking universities that accept 50% score.
Students with scores of 50% to 70% can look for universities in countries like New Zealand, the US, the UK, Ireland, China and Australia. Students with 70% can look for universities in countries like Canada, Germany, Singapore. That said, all top ranking universities (globally) require a
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

If you want to be an engineer and do B.Tech and M.Tech degree, you can not avoid Maths and Chemistry in 10+2 stage. You are advised to take PCM subjects in 10+2 stage to become eligible for appearing in Engineering Entrance Examinations. You may work out a plan to overcome your weaknesses in Maths and Chemistry by self preparations or external support.

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Chetna S

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Hi Pranav, most universities in Canada do not require GRE. Check Lakehead University, University of Regina, Dalhousie University and many more.You may check university websites for the specific admission requirements. It shouldn't be too difficult since only a handful would ask for GRE score.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

You can evaluate IISc Bangalore, Indian Statistical Institute, BITS Pilani, NIT Suratakal, IIIT Hyderabad & Bangalore, DTU, NSIT, etc. for M.Tech.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

You are advised to do part time M.Tech at DTU. University offers part time M.Tech in 22 disciplines. Each discipline has 10 seats. You may visit DTU website for further details.

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DENNIS VASANTHAKUMAR PAULEducation Consultant

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Duration, cost, part time job and stay back options are the factors to be considered to study abroad.
In UK, you will get UG in three years and if you get honors then you will one year paid internship. You will be able to earn 50% of tuition fees.
You will study from the latest technology whereas in India, you will study 5 years from old technology.

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